You refuse an officer's request to submit to a blood, breath, or urine test on a first offense. What happens to your driving privilege?

185 days is Nevada's first-offense DUI revocation under the Illegal Per Se law, a separate administrative action from refusing an officer-directed test. This answer applies the 185-day first-offense DUI revocation to a refusal, missing that Nevada treats refusal more harshly and imposes a full one-year revocation on the first refusal.

The three-year period applies only if your driving privilege was revoked for refusal in the previous seven years, not to a first refusal. This answer swaps the one-year and three-year figures because they are taught together, defaulting to the harsher number because refusing an officer's test feels more serious than a routine first-offense DUI.

The manual specifies a full year of ineligibility for a first refusal under the Implied Consent Law, not a shorter suspension. This answer reaches for 90 days as a default short-suspension figure people picture for any DUI-related paperwork, missing that refusal carries a longer penalty than a first DUI conviction itself.